The views of students and young adults will play an important role in the battle to cut alcohol related crime and anti social behaviour in Devon and Cornwall.
The local police and crime commissioner who says it's one of his top priorities.
More than one thousand people have had their say so far on what they think is behind the problem, in a survey organised by the PCC's office.
Some of the main reasons they gave were cultural acceptability, the habit of 'pre-loading' before nights out, and special offers in pubs and clubs.
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